| 592 pages
...wasting the enemy's armies by wain of provisions, destroying bridge.), throwing up tiTtienchiMents in proper situations, and other similar means. The situation of Spain, its manv mountains, and the passes which they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocation... | |
| 1808 - 590 pages
...A war of partisans is the system which suits us ; the embarrassing and wasting the enemy's ai mies by want of provisions, destroying bridges, throwing...other .similar means. The situation of Spain, its many moun(ajns.uind the passes which they piesent,! its rivers and torrents, and е\ец the collocation... | |
| William Cobbett - Great Britain - 1808 - 534 pages
...ing bridges, throwing up entrenchments in proper situations, and otbersimilar means. The situation cf Spain, its many mountains, and the passes which they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the colloca tion of its provinces, invite us to carry on. this species of warfare successfully. — 3.... | |
| Benjamin Flower - 1808 - 514 pages
...suits us ; theembarrassing and wasting the enemy's armies by want of provisions, destroyingbridges, throwing up entrenchments in proper situations, and...other similar means. The situation of Spain, its many rage of these inhabitants is wellmountains, and the Cassis which they known, and t'ney will eagerly... | |
| English poetry - 1809 - 1162 pages
...of partizans is the system which suits us; the embarrassing and wasting the enemy's armies by waut of provisions., destroying bridges, throwing up entrenchments...means. The situation of Spain, its many mountains, ;4id the passes which they present, its rivers and torrents, wnd even the collocation of its provinces,... | |
| Walter Scott - Europe - 1810 - 602 pages
...discover who has the use of his understanding 2. A war of partisans is the system which suits us ; the embarrassing and wasting the enemy's armies by...they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocation of its provinces, invite us to carry on this species of warfare successfully. — 3. It... | |
| Europe - 1810 - 600 pages
...of his understanding. — 2. A war of partisans is the system which suits us ; the embarrassing-and wasting the enemy's armies by want of provisions,...they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocation of its provinces, invite us to carry on this species of warfare successfully. — 3. It... | |
| 1810 - 602 pages
...2. A war of partisans is the system which suits us ; the embarrassing and wasting the enemy's armjes by want of provisions, destroying bridges, throwing...they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocation of its provinces, invite us to carry on this species of warfare successfully. — 3. It... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1810 - 960 pages
...provisioni, destroying bridges, throwing up iutrenchmcnts in proper situations, and other si. niil.ii means. The situation of Spain, its many mountains,...they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocation of its provinces, invite us to carry on this species of war. fare successfully. 3. It is... | |
| History - 1810 - 928 pages
...use of bis understanding. Ч. A war of partizans is the system which suits us ; the embarrass. ' ing and wasting the enemy's armies by want of provisions, destroying bridges, throwing up ¡ntreiichments in proper situations, and other similar means. The situation of Spain, its many mountains,... | |
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